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UK Blessings Video
I wanted to include a link to the UK blessings video in case you hadn’t heard it or wanted an… Read more
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FeaturedCare, a unique relationship
Care is a very strange thing. It’s a relationship that is very intimate. Only in medicine do we have equally… Read more
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FeaturedShall we get in the bath?
“OK, shall we get in the bath now.” This was said by one of the two young ladies who were… Read more
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Fly by Wire
No one could accuse me of being fast. I have been in a wheelchair now for 2.5 years and I… Read more
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Capes not capons
I have the answer to all our troubles; capes. Yes capes, forget cooking capons. Get out of your kitchen and… Read more
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The Social Distancing Dance
Have you noticed how we have all learned to dance. Well, maybe not me. I can’t even walk. But my… Read more
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Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow
I have been scanning photos while lying in bed. Mary is sorting through old photo albums and I am digitising… Read more
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Upload
There is a recently released Amazon Prime series, made before the virus. It’s an absolute mine of insights to the… Read more
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Pain is an odd thing
Have you ever stopped to think about pain? We only see it as a bad thing, but pain is there… Read more
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A blog by a relative in NZ
Tuesday 14 April, 2020(S.B. on her work as an essential worker in a Wellington NZ hospital during lockdown) I’ve never… Read more
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The Depressed AI
We are always reading about AI taking over the world. But the reality is AI’s are depressed. Have you heard… Read more
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Waves of change
I have heard a lot of people talk about, OK complain about, being ‘stuck’ at home. One recently said they… Read more
Being cared for has been a series of difficult, awkward and funny situations.
